
There are all sorts of happy hookers out on the ice fishing for tomcods.

As soo as the ice is strong enough people are out there hooking.

They were pulling a few out here and there.

The ice is just a few inches thick so all you need is a tuuk to chop through.

I like to hook for tomcods too, but my knee is too scary to be walking on glare thin ice. I would fall down for sure, but it is nice to see people out on the ice again having a good time.

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3 comments:
That is some smooth water! Love the last shot! Better enter that into some photo contest or another.
I love the last photo too! (All the photos are great!) We don't hit the ice until about 4 to 6 inches here in the midwest. We rarely see 4+ inches of ice here anymore, the winters have just to warm. Take care of the leg before you hit that ice!
Cama
I won't be going out on the water ANY TIME SOON...crazy people. I'll buy some of their tom cod! haha.
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